There are a couple of kinds of questions.

There are knowledge questions.

Is it raining outside?

Look outside the window.

Answer, no.

Into question.

But there are wisdom questions which are more like cones.

They have a potential each time you ask them to take you deeper into the question,

deeper into yourself and deeper into reality.

And so the question of what's my intention

and what I want to be my intention, those are wisdom questions, which ideally will be asking for the

rest of our lives. And the answers we give will really shape and direct our lives and our destiny.

And so I just want to put in a big plug for an ongoing attention

to our intention.

Collective Insights is a voyage through topics and technologies revolutionizing human well-being.

We explore the fields of neuroscience, integrative

medicine, anthropology, optimal psychology, systems thinking, and existential risk. Groundbreaking

approaches for a better world and a better life await you. Welcome to collective insights.

I am overjoyed to welcome our guest, Dr. Roger Walsh, a dual MD PhD, a teacher, one of the founders of the Transpersonal Psychology Movement, a multiple author, perhaps best known for his book's essential spirituality and the spirit of shamanism,

among many others, and then also the host of a recently launched podcast.

And Roger, can you just give us the quick intro to that?

It's title, its topics, and where to find it?

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